RU196719U1 - INTELLIGENT CASH AND BANK TERMINAL BASED ON IT TELECOMMUNICATIONS DEVICE - Google Patents

Abstract

Intelligent cash and banking terminal refers to the means of registering the reception of banknotes, cashless payments, namely, cash registers equipped with the function of wireless transmission of information to tax authorities. The technical result is the expansion of the arsenal of funds through the use of an IT-telecommunication device that carries out all communications with external devices and allows you to implement many functions related to receiving information, its storage, analysis, processing, transmission. It contains a common housing, the first intelligent technological telecommunications device with a touchscreen display, a control device with a printer driver, an interface unit, a charger, a battery, a printer, a fiscal drive, a bank unit in its own shell (the second intelligent telecommunication device). Separately, there is a power source connected to the ICBT wired connection. At the same time, the first and second intelligent telecommunications facilities are enclosed in a common building, the bank unit is mounted on sliding rails when they are pulled out of the terminal, the bank unit is ready for operation, when the bank unit is inside the case, the unit’s battery is connected to charging, the bank unit is autonomous, has a display, keyboard, modem. The first ITTU is the main powerful computing device that makes all communications with external devices, is powered by a separate battery, and both ITTU are in their own self-supporting shells, have wireless communications with each other, which allows to reproduce both bank and fiscal information on a single check.

Description

Technical field

The utility model relates to means for registering the acceptance of banknotes, cashless payments, namely, cash registers equipped with the function of wireless transmission of information to tax authorities.

State of the art

Currently, cash registers (CCPs) are widely used, which transmit to the tax authority all information about purchases in real time. In addition, special banking terminals are widely used, as well as CCPs having a display, keyboard, printer, EMV and NFC card readers (or from a smartphone), which seem to work in parallel, with two printers (one on each device) not justified.

Known cash register containing a housing inside which is a power source, communication module, input / output device, fiscal drive, printing device, central processor to which a backup battery is connected (patent RU 182704, IPC G07G 1/14, published 08/28/2018). Banking terminals are also known, including a keyboard, a display, a printer and a computing unit with cryptographic protection for making cashless payments. The client receives two different checks. One check with CCP and with the corresponding code mark when communicating with the tax service, and another check from the bank terminal indicating the last digits of the card or the data of the client’s smartphone. There is no single device uniting these two devices in the world today, since they developed in parallel.

Decision Disclosure

Intelligent technological telecommunication devices (ITTU) include any powerful computing tools equipped with powerful processors, huge memory, various communication interfaces, both wired and wireless, often having their own display, etc. These so-called embedded devices can be in the case without the case (special multifunction modules). Also, tablets, smartphones and bank payment units can be attributed to this group, the latter, however, are aimed at performing certain functions, but have all of the above qualities. Using the hardware available in them and supplying them with appropriate software, it is possible to aim these ITTUs to work for a completely different purpose, constantly increasing their functionality only by changing and supplementing the software. Also, to perform special operations, the hardware must be supplemented with specialized nodes, however, the ITTU hardware design is not subject to change.

The technical result of this utility model is the combination of the functions of the CCP and the banking terminal in one building (the banking terminal is in its own shell) using a single printer when making payments, and it is possible to receive one check that combines information about the payment source and the corresponding code marks on-line systems. Also, the technical result of this utility model is the expansion of the arsenal of computing tools through the use of an IT-telecommunication device that carries out all communications with external devices and allows you to implement many functions related to the receipt of information, its storage, analysis, processing, transmission, and in addition, the application in the development of cash equipment of ready-made computing tools in the form of a tablet computer or smartphone with modified software for specified functions can significantly reduce the cost of the product due to the low price of ITTU due to their mass production.

Within the framework of this patent, a design of an intelligent cash-banking terminal (ICBT) is proposed that simultaneously performs cash and banking functions and is based on IT telecommunication devices (a block diagram of the ICBT is shown in Fig. 1).

Composition of ICBT:

The terminal enclosure includes:

- Charger,

- battery

- IT telecommunications device (in or without shell),

- multifunctional display with touchscreen (can be enclosed in the ITTU shell),

- an entire terminal control device with a printer driver and interface unit,

- a printer,

- a bank terminal in its own shell,

- fiscal drive (FN).

- mains power supply (separately for plugging into a power outlet).

Intelligent technological telecommunications device is the main powerful core, in which are concentrated the display, powerful processor, memory, various modems - wired USB and wireless GSM, 4G (5G), Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, NFC, etc., also a camera, recognition tool the user’s finger or face and other devices, if necessary.

Communication with the tax department is usually done via GSM, and the rest of the interfaces are used to communicate with external devices, such as an additional keyboard (if necessary), a cash drawer, communication with the warehouse system, barcode and QR-code readers, etc. In FIG. 2 shows the arrangement of nodes in a common housing.

In FIG. 2 positions marked:

1. ITTU with battery

2. Display 1

3. The printer

4. Roll of receipt tape

5. PCB control device

6. Charger

7. Battery common

8. Banking unit

9. Bank unit display

10. Bank block keyboard

11. Fiscal drive

12. Power supply network.

The control device, on a common board, which includes a printer control driver, an interface connector block and the main KKT circuitry with its own controller, are located under ITTU, and the battery and fiscal memory are located below in separate compartments under the covers. The printer is located in the upper part of the terminal, and under it in the extendable compartment there is a bank unit that can work with the compartment extended, or removed from the common housing, and functions separately. The bank unit has its own case, display and keyboard, as well as an EMV card connector and an NFC modem and a modem for communicating with the bank via GSM, 4G, 5G, etc.

Claims (7)

1. Intelligent cash banking terminal, containing: a common housing configured to accommodate specialized hardware nodes in its cavity; an intelligent telecommunication device in its own shell, placed on a common housing and including a display, communication interfaces, a battery, a real-time clock and equipped with a software application for working in cash mode; a control device on a common board on which a printer control driver is mounted, configured to connect a printer, an interface connector block and cash register circuitry including an own controller capable of exchanging data with an intelligent telecommunication device; fiscal drive equipped with data exchange with the control board. 2. The smart cash and banking terminal according to claim 1, in the common housing of which there is a bank unit enclosed in its own housing and including a battery, a display, a keyboard, an EMV card connector, an NFC modem, a bank communication modem and the ability to exchange data with an intelligent telecommunication device. 3. The smart cash-banking terminal according to claim 1, equipped with a printer configured to connect to a driver on a control board.

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